Known for its industrial heritage and thriving cultural scene, Glasgow is a city with great character, creativity and charm. Whether you’re an architecture geek or a music enthusiast, you’ll find plenty to do and explore.
Wander through the colourful Hidden Lane to discover a vibrant community of independent makers, artists and designers. This hidden gem offers everything from handcrafted jewellery to vintage finds and locally roasted coffee. Perfect if you’re looking for gifts or unique souvenirs!
Glasgow is also home to an array of world-class museums, including the popular Kelvingrove Art Gallery Museum and the Riverside Museum, which offers fascinating insights into Glasgow’s transport and social history.
The city is also famous for its legendary music scene, with iconic venues like King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut and the Barrowland Ballroom. If you like discovering new emerging artists or you’re looking for international headliners, Glasgow offers unforgettable live performances almost every night of the week.
Wander through the colourful Hidden Lane to discover a vibrant community of independent makers, artists and designers. This hidden gem offers everything from handcrafted jewellery to vintage finds and locally roasted coffee. Perfect if you’re looking for gifts or unique souvenirs!
Glasgow is also home to an array of world-class museums, including the popular Kelvingrove Art Gallery Museum and the Riverside Museum, which offers fascinating insights into Glasgow’s transport and social history.
The city is also famous for its legendary music scene, with iconic venues like King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut and the Barrowland Ballroom. If you like discovering new emerging artists or you’re looking for international headliners, Glasgow offers unforgettable live performances almost every night of the week.
top things to do in Glasgow
Glasgow Botanic Gardens
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Take a break from the bustling city in Glasgow Botanic Gardens. Explore its beautiful glasshouses and extended plant collection or join one of the free guided tours.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
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With 22 galleries showcasing anything from natural history to arms and armour and paintings, this is surely a must-visit. Best of all, it’s completely free!
Clydeside Distillery
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Learn more about Scotland’s national drink at this popular distillery. Join one of their guided tours and see every stage in the production from up close.
top Glasgow food and drinks guide
Sister Midnight
This sandwich joint is the perfect spot for a quick bite or a lunch on the go. They always have fresh, innovative flavours on the counter along with great coffee and baked goods.
Down to Earth
Looking for healthier options? Down to Earth is a whole-food café serving up brunch and fresh lunch and dinner options, including nourishing bowls and cold-pressed juices.
Stereo
This hip venue in the heart of Glasgow offers delicious plant-based food during the day and hosts a variety of gigs and live performances at night. Expect unreal food and immaculate vibes.
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trains to Glasgow FAQs
The Lumo service from London to Glasgow takes under 5.5 hours, although this will depend on the service you choose. But don't worry, travelling by train is one of the most comfortable and scenic ways to make the journey, letting you relax, work or enjoy the views along the way.
Our London to Glasgow route includes a number of keys stops along the East Coast. Our trains to Glasgow call at Falkirk High, Edinburgh, Morpeth, Newcastle, Stevenage and London King's Cross. You can check your journey details on our train timetable.
Our affordable trains to Glasgow ensure you always get the best value for your journey up north. You can also save money by booking as early as possible and checking our Lumo train ticket types to find the right level of flexibility.
